The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 4, 1938, Page 7

IHE D\IL\ ALASKA };'\’IPIRE TUl:bDA\ JAN. 4, 1938. By GEORGE McMANUS HO-HUM- BOY- I'M TIRED - | KIN HARD- LY KEEP ME EYES OPEN-1 AM_ GOIN/ HOME AN’ GO RIGHT 0 BED- ¢ BY GOLLY-NO ONE 1S GONNA DRAG ME OUT OF TH' HOUSE TONGHT - MR JUIGHS JUST ‘PHONED — | JHC\N AT TH 0p RA HOUSH (TLNGHT J Rehearsals for Parties May Help Timid Child WANT ADS —————————————— FOK SALE 4-ROOM h Phone evening. FOR RENT POH Rent shower bath, furnished, $18. Green use with bath. Douglas, morning room apt. with >hone FOR RENT Furnished ) FOR SALE — RCA Victor, house, oil heat. Phone 187 after| Bmerson and Crosley radios. Ju- 5 pm neau Melody Shop. FOR. RENT—2-room new apt., 17.50 WAN'[ D ionthly, Seatter 'Tract, 1565 i Evergreen Ave EXPERIENCED laay wishes hour or tress work. Phone 6 FOR RENT — Small modern apt., et suitable for couple. Phone 582 lUSf AND FGUN APARTMENT vacancy in Triangle oerpro = iy o) Building. Inguir an Grummet black case. Call Red 21 Phone 25! FOR RENT —-3-rooin apt., steam- ’ H Q heated, hot and cold water. Phone ee s ai 569. VACANCY New Feldon Apts. Couple ht A ai’d only. Phone 209 VACANCY—Fosbee Apls. Phone 443. Congress Goes Home, b . 037 ... 0 fl"z’a’"“» 1937 Stocks Start Decline 3y VOLTA TORREY promiscuous sinking of ships' News Review Edit blue Mediterrancan was get- The AP Feature Service lng “a bit steer Premier Chamberlain correspo; with August, 1637, brought “the big| Mussolini, however, in cordial terms RoDIBY A BoRBEB R F oo Spain was two-thirds fascist. In- Congress was too fagged to care|St General F troop when worriers cried for crop con- o Santan quee Promising to try that step|'l€ life out of it. But Franco's pre o AlmBonicn the embittered | €Nt crred = elimbing out of lawgivers serammed, plane in territory he thought his They had kicked through a hous- PS5 held, the publicity man found} ing bill, put plugs in tax loopholes, |MiMeclf among loyalists and was ordered a national unemploymeni|'U8¢d off to jail census. But the fiercely debated fiughal Bombed minimum-wage and maximum-ho AmerigRagImiEad v about | renting bill was not passed; nor had re warshijl % Mwazi. And some- ;i i g where in the Arctic, a Russian| " Alabama’s first lady, Mrs. plane digappeared. | Graves, had flown into E ) in Shanghai, bombs kerplunked senate seat in the jam he in the shopping center, w arships o R ® |hurled broadsides at business build- |ings, shells spat around tugs toting ter's spot. Senator Copeland, warm-!78% SHS shas ing up for the race to be mayor ofy'°cy EHEEE SHEY: [New York, charged at the outset; OV€ €Xploding egg from a Chin- {that Black was a Ku Kiux |ese bomber just missed an Amer D iiathina mhoh: tiie ican Mner's smokestack. A Japan- lokr\ red’ the appointment, iw airman machine-gunned and }u bigger margin than had been | CTiOWIY Wounded “Old Snatch,” {given either Chief Justice - Husties|(B€ Britsh ambassador Nan- or veteran Justice Erandei | | SERVICE Iy . 9, e The Juneau Laundry || ! Pay n Taht Franklin Stree: between 3 PHONES 92 or 95 : A l:‘":oi:‘";:a“""‘ i ! Free Delivery iz Fresh Meats, Groceries, T G e Liquors, Wines and Beer * ] We Sell for LESS Because ‘; amily-Style Meals ! We Sell for CASH George Brothers ERWIN’S BOARDING HOUSE MONTHLY RATES S0. FRANKLIN STREET Tflomas Hardware Co. ! Builders’ and Shelt IN TOWN! | HARDWARE . THE MINERS' ‘ Recreation Parlors BILL DOUGLAS Sl - B - THE BEST | JUNEAU YOUNG | | Hardware Company || PAINTS—OIL—GLASS I BShelf and Heavy Hardware | Guns and Ammunition “Smiling_Service” 7 Bert’s Cash Grocery | ) PHONE 105 Free Delivery | JUNEAU RADIO 'k | 122 SECOND STREET a | ALL WORK FULLY GUAR- ,— e HOME GROCERY | ANTEED 60 DAYS = AND LIQUOR STORE i BRI a | 146—Phones—152 pHONE 36 } | GROCERY and MARKET Ll‘a,[rJ Jery prompt | R DELIVERY A DELVERY | "G ANITARY PIGGLY WIGGLY d Channel Apparel Shop | | Martha Bracken—Jean Graham | | | Front and Main Streets Ameri- iz ‘ "flf ere aren't any polential waliflowers at this party. It's plain to be Mellen Dies ko VACANCY—Nugget Apariments. Stpaner au{ 1] | seen these young have the “secial instinct.” The odds are great | President Roosevelt, at Roanoke ‘q‘(‘(([“]x,m, ; [ GREEN TOP CABS | g vitit the | th oper traini i lilze: (1 2 FOR RENT—Furni ed, and {hat preper training is re d, likened foes (1 Iretary Hull p ) ’ Aeurtonoe eatln The steamer B 3o | I8 R —_—_—— e pients: Republican Gonc "t T b n Shiang| gt ' SITKA HOT SPRINGS r of down ss dis- nd oo, | By LYDIA GRAY SHAW be e ing, but they .m“ in |I nse. .4,m Hamilion commented) to| |Kai-shek promised, “will erase| 6 7 i Mineral Hot Baths over the Guy Smith Drug 0 o'clock | P Feature ice Writer St 4 (;Z(,,“f'_" ’:;::fl;" A =t “,"‘ er the days of humiliation | Accommodations to suit every Store. Phone 97. 4 trip from 2, by i aeee ] fan who for so long have crowded:! | taste. Weservations Alaska Alr — ttle with 40 passengers from| ;ANGHORNE, Pa—You're a gre-|ah ) U s et 1ese [Bad ot g 1h calendar and remove the sor- | Transport. FURNISHED house for let. H. B. pyget Sound and way points for R - ma s by a kind of dress My anchor,” the New Dealer ow which for years has bent our| ) LeFevre. iteRi Sty prefer & group " {ilrte democracy—and more de- | heads and bowed our hearts” So you think your — Dop't tell Barbara not to worry Iy ven da was brougk Channel FOR l{[* NT Steamheated room mheated 1 iling i gentleman with or without b P am‘. Evania ame way. i . :\ what om«l ”I at dancing class,|“dressed frys” for sale at his place | S0 4 | Private home. Phone I = v : You can’t understand why she how many children will be there,|in Kansas. Andrew Mellon died | T e “l"w‘]‘““ 3 ‘,”‘("‘ i T |cringes when ,\w.vl\ bring her into a what ”'LN will wear, what they will |leaving miilions for promotion mleITAT{ON HELD ! s s Lo o s RS | room with company. You ake a game out of the re-|m: Hwell mm\ r well be-| gRoin: spashing . machine. ok PR SRR SRS R LR I they're insep- | dan teacher greeting Barbara. c zd...m ; | Theresa Duggan and Dessa floors. Windsor Apts. :.\"“’h ; \”l .f_*“‘_J ”x il "“\"\,'.‘} t on inviting Keep Your Promise and stocks began to de- |Schneider were hostesses at the O RINT i roMi BUAE ahd Jewell ;“:v i i neighbor’s children around to| And, warns Dr. Grave, if your|clin NERS CHieatiips Wads the meeting of the Junior Catholic | Kokl Batinhil for ciah srul wite. rett. Tlokes oyl o which leave Barbara tongue- | husband is one of those bluff, hearty |headlines. German-Americar aughters America yesterday | Thqiire. Getohell: residents, 10th O 4. Brots Batie Rl ou want Barbara to be popu-|individuals who speak before they|mer camps were viewed with alarm |®fternoon in the Parish Hall where AREUA BE atber 8 pim.. of Thane s, Biowh, Ed Tl Mve. P dtste r, 50 you force social occasions on | think, restrain him from telling by anti-nazis. A wave of sex crimes |initiation services were held. : = St o eV sam, William |2 1d leave her to get along as|B: that she's going to be a|and cutbreaks of infantile p Juanita Cle to was initiated by | COMFORTABLE apartment for . yor, Ot o o . |best she can in them wallflower. He's only teasing, but frightened parents. A national cru-(the group, and Gecelia Thibodeau, | two. Apply Winter & Pond Store. | yird, Mrs, Millard et 1 Il"fii‘"d'vh_’n‘- Titihik s his remark may throw Barbara mm‘:::}‘,;“;:‘;‘mmsg hillis gained mio- | Y ~1(.lxi}]',l;]:|( d over the busi-| TWO bedroom, waterfront view, den, Martin Bl P Powenl, | AlLiIBis I8 iSO Gor \Emc, il T i L g § | RGP A e i furnished apt. Phone 496 between Nick Feyko, R. P. Thompson, J. w.[bara’s social future, says Dr.j = u'uu‘li) . ”"\(;lm Rt il o o on | BURNETT JOINS WIFE N - Charlotte Gr . psychol at| the mother who ])AA(,n?fn.v wer child Charley Zimmy, a le man, | TRNET NS d ¥ oo Bt e lihe Woods Schools in Langhorne, She won't leave her ali evening and|swam down the Hudson from Al-| Charles Burnett, Bureau of Acro- | FOR RENT—Seven room house — siad :M‘ e ‘M'r‘"”v M‘ ve has met many mother; then forgets her immediately the pany to Manhattan, Tommy F utics Inspector, joined his wife | one mile out on Glacier Highway. Mrs, J. Lyman. A. Mathi rbara’s. And the Woods Party is reached stayed 15 rounds with Joe Louis.itoday aboard the stcamer Baranof.| Cheap for winter months. Phone 1. Moberg, M-'\ Flh” Hurle Schools are filled with socially e e g oo |The America’s Cup races came out|They will sail to Seward wl ? | 244, i handicapped children like Barbara. IN APPRECIATION as usual. The 7,000,000th visitor |they will return to their Anchorage [ - LITTLEPAGE ¢ ‘ Here’s how Dr. Grave would, We wish to thank everyone who saw the Paris fair. Paul Muni's|home. FOr RENT—Sevex} room furnished | jonn Littler forme: i jadvise Barbara’s mothe: our- so kindly bestowed candy, flowers|“Zola” was applauded. Movie fans| >+ | apartment. Inquire Snap Shoppe mining ensineer, sailed from Seattle |age her friendship for Betsy by in- and other gif - (were booing double features, and| COAST GUARD TRUCK COZY, warm, fturn. apts. Light, 00 the Baranof for Juneau, bu i'\m.:r.» the youngster around to the mas season—ar ne a | danc humming “ boat In| A truck for use of the Coast Guard| water, dishes, cooking utensits Stopped enroute in Ketchikan to|hc Children’s friendships mean Happy New Y, |The Moonlight. was recently 7 l,‘,‘ n to L\'Hlm-ll .,.a bath. Reasonable at Seaview. Visit for a few days. la great deal to them. They may not ads "PHONE GIRLS | The British admiralty complained laboard the U.S.C.G. Spencer. MISCELLANEOUS DT ARAN“.LD Rf‘ahsfll‘ Pe aents, $4.50. Finger wave, 65c. Lola’s Beauty Shop, telenhone 271. 315 Decker Way. JURN your ola gmd “into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop. | The authorized strength of the U. S. army is 165000 enlisted men, 6415 Philippine scouts and 12,374 oificers FORD AGENCY (Authorized Dealers) GREA! S GAS — OILS JUNEAU MOTORS Foot of Main Street i Jones-Stevens Shop READY-TO-WEAR Near Third Seward Street LADIES—MISSES’ i Fashion F lmhos' Brmg News f rom R( sorts in Slmny South; Chu', Stunning | rdvertisir Tomorrow: wpu-mn-r and let it go at that. Tell her exact-| 'Alf Landon w WALKING Costume With Swagger Wool Twill Coat EXERCISE FOR HEALTH Bowl at the | By ADELAIDE KERR swim suits are seen . . Bnunswlcx | AP Feature Service Wriler shirtwaist sports frocks are “ace: ";Lclm' .. . Chiffon frocks with full Shorts are good . . . Tiny wildflowers | | in chic . . . Sandals with cork billowy skirts step on the smartcst are the smartest things in floral Here are the latest style briefs soles three inches thick appear on from the South . . . Slacks are being the beaches . . , Stripes are im- worn by the smartest women . . . portant both for clothes and ac- Ink blue, palm green, citrus yellow cents . . and stable-boy brown are new colors | ticized fops and removable straps Recreciion Alleys Cafe in Connecclion Spec- jalizing in American and Chincse Dishes. TRY US ONCE! | . Tailored | . - Swim suits with. elas- | . Both wool and printed cotton are the last word in sun-tan lflll worn with beach clothes . ant head kerchiefs still appear . . . Peas {. .. Orange skin is & new accent dance floors . . . Lime green, char- treuse, citrus yellow and white are chic evening hues . . . Bonnet af- fairs, sometimes peaked and tied under the chin, top smart heads ., . Heavy colored glass jewelry prints . . . Shirt and skirt ensembles of contrasting color are chic . The front decolletages of some new dance frocks are massed with flowers - Boleros top informal washable ‘dlnner frocks , ., DANCING Gown Of Lace | McCAUL MOTOR | CCOMPANY || "RELIABLE TRANSFER | | Our trucks go any place any . time. A tank for Diesel Oil l || and a tank for Crude Oil l ‘\ save burner trouble. PHONE 149, NIGHT 148 J! Dedge and Plymouth Dealers | Fresh Fruit and Vegetables California Grocery THE PURE FOODS STORE Telephone 478 Prompt Delivery WELLINGTON LUMP COAL $ 1 5.60 per ton F. O. B. Bunkers Pacific Coast Coal Co. PHONE 412 FOR INSURANCE See H. R. SHEPARD & SON Telephone 409 B. M. Behrends Bank Bldg. WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 48% Values that cam not be surpassed in many models —RIGHT NOW JUNEAU PHONE 411 Read the Classified Ads in THE EMPIREI